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@rmcd-mscb Thanks for putting this on GitHub -- I like having a record of our conversation, which I'm sure would get lost in my email.
Yes, get_var_units is used in for unit conversion in pymt.
Yup, UDUNITS can handle English-to-SI conversion; e.g. (I happen to have it installed on my Linux box):
$ udunits2
You have: acre ft
You want: hectare cm
1 acre ft = 12.3349 (hectare cm)
x/(hectare cm) = 12.3349*(x/(acre ft))
No, any units can be used with a variable.
My thoughts on this: we just haven't done a lot of model coupling yet with pymt. I think we have a good architecture, but I'm sure that there will be things that we'll need to address as we gain more experience.
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Hi Mark,
I have some questions about the bmi function get_var_units.
Thanks,
Rich
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